Inventory & Quality Scaler — Wood Mill Ops

Georgia-Pacific; Albany (GA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Georgia-Pacific has an immediate opening for a Scaler in Albany, GA. This position uses multiple computer systems to track incoming product to maximize production and maintain quality.

The role involves working in a manufacturing environment with shifts from 8:00am to 6:00pm and some Saturday coverage. The successful candidate will inspect loads, record data, support safety practices, and collaborate with logging contractors to address wood quality issues, while maintaining inventory levels and

Qualifications

• Experience using a computer including typing, emailing, and mouse use.
• Ability to read a tape measure.
• Experience tracking inventory levels.
• Experience with wood quality control.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Outlook/Excel/Word and reporting.
• Experience using a scale to weigh trucks.

Responsibilities

• Receive inbound and outbound trucks using a computerized system to record supplier ID, quality data, and truck weights.
• Inspect incoming loads to ensure wood quality and record data for loads at the mill.
• Support ongoing safety and housekeeping processes.
• Work with logging contractors and foresters to correct wood quality issues.
• Maintain wood inventory level information.
• Report daily usages and inventories to accounting, wood and fiber supply, and mill personnel.
• Create and provide reports related to wood inventories, deliveries, and wood quality.

Skills

Computer skills

Tape measure reading

Inventory tracking

Wood quality control

MS Outlook/Excel/Word

Reporting

Truck scale operation

Tools

Scale to weigh trucks

Job description

Georgia-Pacific has an immediate opening for a Scaler in Albany, GA. This position uses multiple computer systems to track incoming product to maximize production and maintain quality.

The role involves working in a manufacturing environment with shifts from 8:00am to 6:00pm and some Saturday coverage. The successful candidate will inspect loads, record data, support safety practices, and collaborate with logging contractors to address wood quality issues, while maintaining inventory levels and